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Ideological oppression is not restricted to religion. It demands a conformity which causes people to participate in atrocities and/or idiocies.
by David Fisher - 15/05/2013 - 15 comments
It takes someone with a particular psychological profile to kill people.
by Robert Burrowes - 9/05/2013 - 6 comments
The propensity to bypass Cabinet has been repeated by Ms Gillard. Hence the disastrous decision about media regulation.
by Kevin Andrews - 3/05/2013 - 7 comments
For all of the first 15 years after Federation in 1901, Australians elected Minority Governments. Nevertheless, the Parliament passed much essential legislation.
by Everald Compton - 2/05/2013 - 10 comments
Fluoridation is the perfect example of an ethical dilemma, as there are convincing advocates for and against. How do we know who to believe?
by Emily McAuliffe - 18/04/2013 - 87 comments
There is no such thing as society. There is living tapestry of men and women and people.
by Don Aitkin - 12/04/2013 - 26 comments
The Golden Age myth may not be a particularly relevant concept now unless one refers to a period like the early 1900s when Australia introduced a series of remarkably progressive social and political reforms.
by Klaas Woldring - 11/04/2013 - 8 comments
For more than a century, Australian political parties of both Right and Left have presided over a steady shift in power from individual citizens towards large corporate and state institutions.
by Vern Hughes - 9/04/2013 - 8 comments
Surely a future Prime Minister should be past believing that Adam and Eve were really part of our foundational story.
by John Turner - 8/04/2013 - 33 comments
Meanwhile – regardless of whether it was his intention - Martin Ferguson's stated aversion to 'class war rhetoric' was a gift to the conservatives.
by Tristan Ewins - 4/04/2013 - 15 comments
It's a crazy-mirror class war, where the support of the petit-bourgeoisie is secured in order to turn the full coercive and disruptive power of the state on the obstinately poor.
by Jason Wilson - 2/04/2013 - 7 comments
Today's 'message' of grotesque inequality, social injustice and war is the propaganda of liberal democracies.
by John Pilger - 18/03/2013 - 6 comments

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